Waterloo news joins us in celebrating 20 years in the Cambridge community.
The first book from Bianca Weeko Martin (BAS '19, MArch '22), Architectural Guide Manila, published by Berlin-based DOM Publishers, explores the architectural history of Manila through nearly 120 buildings.
Arriscraft Canada Brick Speaker Series: What kind of world do you want to live in? OK, now build it!
Part of the School of Architecture 20th Anniversary in Cambridge Weekend!
Friday, November 1, 2024
6:30 pm, Cummings Lecture Theatre
Rosa Chang (BES '96, BARCH ’99), Gotham Park
Moderated by Camille Mitchell (MArch ’09, BArch ’06)
Two teams of undergraduate students were invited to present their research at the eCAADe (Education and research in Computer Aided Architectural Design in Europe) conference that took place at the University of Cyprus Nicosia, Cyprus from September 11-13, 2024.
Muralist Stephanie Boutari (BAS ’11, MArch ’14) was featured in the latest edition of Waterloo Magazine, 'Happiness'. The feature details Boutari's practice and how her experience at the School of Architecture and in the Cambridge community helped form her practice and vision.
Waterloo Architecture Students' annual exhibition Roma XLIV opened on August 8 at the Distillery District in Toronto.
The University of Waterloo awarded KPMB founding partner Bruce Kuwabara an honorary doctorate, the highest honour conferred by the University, at its spring convocation ceremony on June 15.
Calling all School of Architecture alumni, along with family and friends, to cheer on the Toronto Blue Jays for an evening in the big leagues. Join us on Friday, September 13, for University and College Night, at the Rogers Centre to watch the Blue Jays as they take on the Cardinals.
Brian Rudy (BES '89, BArch '93) partner at Moriyama Teshima Architects, joined the Behind the Build podcast this week to discuss the recent decision by the Province of Ontario to close the Ontario Science Centre.
This edition of Alumni in the News includes Drew Mandel (BArch '95), Rick Galezowski (BES '97, BArch '98), Siamak Hariri (BES '82), Wanda Ely (BES '96, BArch '98), Amanda Large (BES '02, BArch '05), Anya Moryoussef (BES '04, MArch '06)Mona Dai (BAS '15, MArch '18), Niara van Gaalen (BArch '23), Tony Kogan (BAS '18, MArch '20), Nikē/Vic Baneberry (BAS '18, MArch '21) and Julia Nakanishi (BAS '18, MArch '20).